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Bullying
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What is Bullying and How Does it Affect Children in the U.S.?

Bullying is a type of aggressive behavior that is deliberate, recurrent, and involves a disparity in strength or power between the victim and the perpetrator. Bullying can happen offline or online and can take many different forms, including physical, verbal, and social/emotional bullying. How big is the problem? In the US, 20% of students between

Autism
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What is Autism and How Often is it Diagnosed in Children?

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects communication and social interaction, and is characterized by repetitive behaviors or interests. It is usually diagnosed in early childhood, with an estimated 1 in 54 children affected in the United States. Diagnosis involves a thorough evaluation by healthcare professionals, and the severity of symptoms varies greatly. While there is no

Traumatic event
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What is a Traumatic Event & How Common is it Among Children?

A traumatic event overwhelms a person’s coping ability, causing fear, helplessness or horror. This can include natural disasters, abuse, violence, neglect, and death. Traumatic events impact children more because they may lack resources to process it, leading to PTSD symptoms like re-experiencing, avoidance, negative thoughts and hyperarousal. Approximately 60% of US children experience traumatic events

Vaccination
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Vaccination rate for children under Age of 2

Protecting children from diseases is the most important thing for parents and doctors. Vaccinations are an important tool in this battle, but not all children are vaccinated for various reasons. Let’s look at the percentage of children up to age 2 who have all their vaccinations and how we can improve that number. In the

Imaginative Play
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Unlocking the Benefits of Imaginative Play for Children’s Creativity & Social Skills

What is Imaginative Play and How Does it Help Children Develop? Imaginative play, also known as pretend play or symbolic play, refers to the spontaneous and creative play where children engage in make-believe scenarios, creating and acting out roles, situations, and narratives. It involves using their imagination to transform objects, themselves, and their surroundings into

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